We love coming to this lake! We've visited in multiple seasons -- with and without trail flooding…read more-- and it's beautiful every single time. Today was especially special with 65-degree sunny weather in February, which felt like a gift. The trails were peaceful, the scenery was gorgeous, and we saw so much wildlife throughout our walk. It's one of those spots that always feels like a reset, no matter the time of year. Whether you're looking for a quiet nature stroll or just want to soak up some Colorado sunshine, this lake never disappoints.

A nice place to go for a walk if you are in the Pinery area…read more It's about a mile around the lake. A good distance with kids. Stroller friendly too. Dog friendly as well. They have picnic tables available.

Ketring park is large, beautiful and in charge for all the nature lovers. It has a large lake that…read morepeople can fish from and it also has statues and other works or art displayed at random different places. There is a trail that encompasses the lake and other points of interest would be the Littleton Museum and Farm, large grassy area, historical memorials and the giant tree.

Entire huge grass landscape is flooded edge to edge with goose shit?! Came here to play fetch with…read moremy dog couldn't find a single space of clean grass.... Ew. Otherwise seems nice to walk around the outside but terrible for what I came to do

I was having a really bad day and the kindness from the men in the front, really made my day! the…read morearea is beautiful but beware when walking on the sand

Great place to relax on a beautiful sunny day. Fishing, biking, walking, boating, or just a picnic.read more

Great park! It has a big jungle gym with swings and several slides, a skate park, a basketball…read morecourt, a river, a huge soccer field, its got lots of paved paths for bikes and a disc golf course. Note: One of the slides is broken as of April 2024.

Eastman park is a great park for the town of Windsor. It has a giant parking lot that can…read moreaccommodate large crowds. A huge pavilion that can host large crowds and events. This park also has big soccer fields and a separate fenced in dog play area in far right corner. The best part for me is that it connects to the Poudre river trail. Being a cycling enthusiast, I found that this park allows easy access to this great trail. The pavilion also has full restrooms with running water and drinking fountains.

I have been very lucky to fish many times with Brad. He has the ultimate patience and always likes…read moreto laugh.

From the owner: We specialize in fun and educational fishing trips. With over 40 years of experience fishing the…read morenorthern Colorado waters, Brad is extremely knowledgeable on how to catch fish in these waters throughout the year. The area provides opportunities to catch walleye, largemouth bass, smallmouth bass, wipers, white bass, crappie, bluegill, catfish, and trout.

What a great spot here in Lakewood for a stroll, a run, or to walk your dog. You can fish here too…read more It has its own dedicated parking lot, conveniently located near a Starbucks if you want to grab a beverage afterwards. It even offers a nice view of the Denver skyline as you're walking around the one mile-ish loop. I'd make this my daily routine if I lived here.

The Main Reservoir is a beautiful large body of water that sits in the southwest corner of Lakewood…read moresurrounded buy scenic mountains on one side and a partially paved muti-use trail encompassing the main portion of the water. It a very good spot to go and have a relaxing day, have a picnic, or enjoy the beauty of nature in all of its splendor.

TROUT HAVEN IS THE DEFINITION OF A TOURIST TRAP!!!…read more I specifically asked an employee to explain the pricing before we started. I asked, "So we can donate the fish?" He said, "Correct." What he didn't explain is that you pay for EVERY fish caught--even the ones you "donate" back to them. We brought six kids. One son caught 17 fish by himself in 45 minutes. Staff watched us fill buckets without saying a word as our bill climbed to nearly $400. Using the word "donate" is INTENTIONALLY MISLEADING. You're not donating anything--you're buying fish and giving them back to the business. In my opinion, this pricing model is PREDATORY and relies on tourists and families not understanding the rules until they're standing at the register. If your kids have the (virtually guaranteed) experience of catching (likely multiple) fish, prepare to pay dearly for it.

TOURIST TRAP OF THE WORST ORDER…read more Good: Any age WILL catch fish within seconds over and over because the pond is heavily stocked with 95% captive adolescent trout that aren't fed much. Bad: the fish will very likely be small, which is fine if you're going with little kids, but PAY ATTENTION because EVERY fish you catch WILL cost you BY THE INCH on top of whatever you paid for admission or poles. If you think the "donate" option for the fish caught will be free, you're mistaken. The Really Ugly Bottom line- the pricing is intentionally predatory and confusing. As someone who lives locally this was a bad look at a classic tourist trap. We took out of town family hoping to show them a good time. $400 later we left apologizing for the way our guests had been taken advantage of.

This place is a treasure right smack in the middle of the city! It's gorgeous, educational,…read moreworthwhile! And it's FREE!!!! Our whole family loved it. There are places you can get out & walk around but for the wildlife drive you stay in your car. We saw elk, bison, birds, turtles, and prairie dogs!

Fun way to spend a couple hours! From driving around the Arsenal looking for bison and the rest of…read morethe animals, to parking in one of the lots and taking a walk around. My family and I have often visited this area as it's really close to where we live. We've driven family and friends many times, walked around the lakes, and even had family photos taken! Besides all those wonderful things, there's also a cool visitor center. Lots of information, a Bison figure, bathrooms, and a nice Discovery Room for children! Behind the Visitor Center is the Ferret Exhibit! Don't forget to take a stroll outside past the garden to visit the little friends. You can also go inside!

This is one of my favorite private waters for fly fishing! The river is full of HOGS...if you fly…read morefish you understand. The facilities are fantastic. They have a club house with restrooms. Heated in colder weather to gear up. Coffee and donuts and such to start your day. A cooked lunch with beer or wine, and non alcoholic beverages. During warmer weather a beautiful outdoor area with fire pits. I intend to frequent Boxwood as ofen as I can! Extremly WOMEN FREINDLY! not a boys club!

From the owner: At Boxwood Gulch Ranch, there's a good chance you'll land the biggest trout of your life. We offer…read morea fully guided, walk-and-wade river fishing experience on the north fork of the South Platte River. We are only 60 minutes from downtown Denver, so a great fishing trip is never far away.

Clear and clean water…read more Great place to enjoy paddle boarding, fishing, biking, running, or just hanging with love ones. Each loop around the reservoir is 8 miles! That's great for bikers and runners. If that's not your jam, rent paddle boards to get out on the water. Better yet, taking it easy sitting on the sandy beach to take in the sun and weather.

It's that time of year where the park hours are reduced just as much as the visitors. However the…read morewildlife presence is abundant. My recent walk with my pup allowed us a peaceful day and we spotted a hawk, many (very many!) gulls and even a Pronghorn family. Nature is beautiful here at the res. Once again, the restrooms and children's play area are undergoing a few minor improvements. While these areas are closed, the rest of the park is open. Note that the parks pass does not allow entry to the reservoir. Visitors can purchase day passes, paying by check, credit card or Apple Pay are accepted.